TRINPsite Notes and Papers

NOTES AND PAPERS

featuring notes and papers of a philosophical, denominational or literary nature, varying from single statements to long essays

This branch of the TRINPsite tree of documents in This Language gives access to various ideas expressed in the form of aphorisms, statements which are less concise or terse and shorter or longer essays, among which academic papers. Many of these notes and papers can only be fully understood with a basic (or more than basic) knowledge of the DNI, the Denominational Doctrine of Neutral-Inclusivity, as acquired from the Model of Neutral-Inclusivity.

The following list of (collections of) notes and (collections of) papers is in alphabetical order, apart from The:

Almost Ubiquitous Yet Barely Present
— religion in twentieth-century Anglo-Irish prose
by M. Vincent van Mechelen, ChrE 1993/48 aSWW
An academic literary paper; unpublished; 33 K
The Author of the Model
An autobiographical note about Vinsent Nandi, author of the Model of Neutral-Inclusivity
Computer Poetry
A paper on a subject in the field where literature, linguistics and computer science overlap. Added to the poetry branch of the TRINPsite tree of files and not published elsewhere
DISCRIMINATION BETWEEN RIGHT AND RELEVANCY
— a study in normative philosophy
Entropy, Gravity and Electricity in a Neutral Perspective
A common denominator for physics instead of chaos
Four Retorts to Irreligion
Responses to 'silly retorts to atheism' as formulated in Free Inquiry
Freedom of Thought 70 aSWW
Executioners, Incarcerators and less oppressive religionist states
Given Names for Persons
Features a list of given names which are sex-transcending
Longer Notes
Medium long and long notes in one document
NOTES OF THE METRIC MONTHS
Every four weeks a short note from the year 52 onwards
The Self-evident is Not in the Constitution
Human beings may not say "I love you" to you because they do not love you; or because it is so self-evident that it need not be said. The constitutions of countries are like that too
Short Notes
Notes which were shown in a computer presentation program at a time when a maximum of 40 characters on a line was one of only two text modes
The Sparrow in the Banqueting Hall
How a single sparrow may convert a whole country
The complete note has been recorded and is also presented in an MP3 file:

The Sparrow in the Banqueting Hall, 10.6 MB, 128 kbps, 11:33
Symmetrical Music
About symmetry in general and in music in particular
Turn-bottoms
Like twisters and weathercocks turn-bottoms will be around in days to come
The Values of Writing
by M. Vincent van Mechelen, ChrE 1993/48 aSWW
An academic paper on what makes good literary or nonliterary writing; unpublished; 24 K